Drake’s FOMO Premiere Seemingly Takes Shot at Old Rivals
Drake’s short film includes unreleased music and a credits track that listeners read as a response to old rivals, including Kendrick Lamar.
- On Tuesday, Sept 15, 2026, Drake premiered his 'not so short film' FOMO, which mixed lifestyle footage, celebrity cameos, and unreleased tracks during a livestreamed broadcast.
- Leading up to the release, Drake teased the project with cryptic Instagram posts, leaving fans uncertain whether the content would be an album, song, or tour announcement.
- Visuals highlighted Toronto landmarks including Casa Loma and the Port Lands, while cameos featured NBA star Kevin Durant and model Winnie Harlow throughout the film.
- Listeners connected a lyric about being 'from the Dot' to the 2024 Kendrick Lamar feud, though Drake characterized the line as a subliminal bar rather than an outright diss.
- During the broadcast, Drake confirmed global tour plans for 2027, stating, 'We'll be out 2027 to see everybody again across the world.
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